I owned the company. I dissolved it after the military contract ended. 20 people is 6 people a shift plus 2 support staff in the daytime. It really doesnt matter if we are talking about 3 people or 3000 people when talking about making payroll. The original reason I brought it up is because another poster told me that the 7.5% an employer has to contribute to the government on behalf of an employee doesnt matter. It is part of the cost of paying an employee so it certainly does matter.
Do you understand that it isnt about me, it is about business and the amount the government grabs out of every paycheck. The government is why poor people stay poor, it garnishes wages they need to survive to finance a ponzi scheme that the government loots every year.
